Sentence examples for held policy from inspiring English sources
The Bank of Japan, which wrapped up a policy meeting on Tuesday, held policy steady.
"Advanced nuclear energy systems could offer a range of benefits in terms of broadly held policy goals with respect to safety, cost, security, etc.," the panel said.
The Chinese Web was a laboratory for a new era of black political humor, and it did not require him to pretend that he held policy prescriptions.
Deborah Waroff, who follows Midcon for Paine Webber Inc., said that such a move would be a break from Midcon's fiercely held policy of independence.
This theory is often based on the notion that Trump has no ideology or deeply held policy preferences, and therefore that he is an empty vessel, ready to be filled with the instruction of the wise, or the merely clever.
Trump has few deeply held policy views and seems disinclined, to put it mildly, to put in the work needed to prepare for the presidency, no less inhabit the office.
How would a truly "no labels" agenda look if it reflected the strongly-held policy preferences held by Americans across the political spectrum, and weighed the consensus view of truly non-partisan experts?
But if you have a feverishly-held policy position which cannot be sustained by reality, then you can either give up your fantasy or you can try to make up facts that will fit your fantasy.
The hearing was a symbolic step for Republicans who have frequently set aside long-held policy views about Russia, North Korea and other issues to suit Trump's unorthodox approach.
The most eye-catching cut in the budget was the limit on tax credit support to two children per family – a long-held policy aim of the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith.
Environmental and consumer groups have condemned the US Food and Drug Administration's move to renege on its long-held policy to regulate the use of human antibiotics in animal feed.
